Teachers to spend less time on reports, forms and playground duty

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Teachers to spend less time on reports, forms and playground duty | JordsBaker

Teachers would waste less of their time writing reports, filling in excursion forms and supervising playgrounds under a new plan to redirect the hours they spend paper pushing and dealing with red tape towards more worthwhile work.

“We know that quality teachers have the biggest impact on student outcomes – by streamlining and simplifying the work done outside of the classroom we can enhance the experience and outcomes within the classroom.” Proposals include streamlining communications from schools to parents, creating an online bank of classroom activities that are directly linked to the curriculum, and providing a place to store and share resources.

The plan comes as the teachers’ union campaigns for higher wages and more planning time, and a new OECD report found Australian teachers’ salaries had grown faster than their international counterparts.

 

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JordsBaker 40 hours per year is 1 hour per week when teachers are looking at 55-60 hours per week with endless non-class related administrative duties? How ridiculous. More is required for teaching to become a manageable profession.

JordsBaker So work hours will drop from 55 hours a week to 54 hours a week? teacherlife

JordsBaker Then cut their pay.

JordsBaker Let’s see if this eventuates

JordsBaker Looking forward to seeing the detail.

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